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Coating made from renewable plant-based materials could simplify recycling while reducing exposure to microplastics

Phys.org5 November 2026 at 11:30 pm IST
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The lining in traditional disposable coffee cups can release plastic particles and be difficult to recycle, but a new plant-based coating can eliminate these issues with your morning brew.

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